Chef Gordon Ramsay, Wife Tana Go Casual In Malibu; 'MasterChef Junior' Contestants Spill Secrets On Being With Reality TV Host

Chef Gordon Ramsay and wife Tana opted for a more casual look as they checked out houses in Malibu, California. Meanwhile, the contestants of "MasterChef Junior" shared their experiences about working with the reality TV host.

The MailOnline published photos of the Michelin chef Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana as they were toured by their estate agent to some of the most sought after properties in California.

"The loved-up duo looked happy and relaxed as they strolled through the sunny streets, even stopping off to buy a beverage from Starbucks in between viewings," it said. "During their outing, they checked out two different properties, one next door to Bruce Jenner and the other just steps away from Pierce Brosnan's residence."

Meanwhile, Oona, one of the contestants for "MasterChef Junior" got a first-hand glance at one of the famous Gordon Ramsay's outbursts.

"At one point, Gordon was so angry, his face was red," she told NY Post. "It's incredibly traumatizing."

Another contestant, Adaiah, has mostly good experience working with Gordon Ramsay. "He gave really good constructive criticism, he was always there to help you get better," she said.

Chef Gordon Ramsay and wife Tana have been embroiled in a legal battle of their own after her father and brother reportedly divested company earnings for their own benefit.

The legal drama started when "MasterChef Junior" host Gordon Ramsay, who owns 28 restaurants along with cookery school, discovered that Christopher Hutcheson, his father-in-law, conspired with his brother-in-law to defraud him of "hundreds of thousands of pounds."

In a statement, his wife said that knowing her own father and brother have conspired to defraud her husband "was extremely distressing to me."

Chef Gordon Ramsay's wife said she was aware of the use of the ghostwriter machine. But she added that she believed the machine was used for signing merchandise when her husband was unavailable. "It did not even occur to me that the machine might be used to sign Gordon's signature on anything else," she said.